Sentence examples for trouble in the form of from inspiring English sources

The tale starts with financial trouble, in the form of less-than-stellar management at Greenburgh town court.

It wasn't long before she ran into trouble in the form of a monster in an alleyway.

Was he too aggressive, storing up trouble in the form of financial imbalances or inflation in later years?

Pipes take time to construct and frequently run into trouble in the form of planning regulations and protests from environmentalists.

He starred at the University of Florida even as off-field trouble, in the form of drugs and violence, dogged him.

Macrophages are part of what's known as our innate immune system, which patrols the body routinely looking for all kinds of trouble in the form of invading bacteria or viruses, or dead or dying cells that need to be removed.

But there were teenage troubles in the form of a Nissan Maxima wrecked at 80 miles per hour, and some fast times with a boyfriend.

Crossing that line is to invite Twitter trouble – and, in this case, trouble came in the form of a  lettuce leaf.

I suppose this could get me into a lot of trouble". During a recent dinner party that he attended with the painter Caio Fonseca, trouble emerged in the form of a "clever and helpful" stranger seated next to him, whom he talked to at length before asking, "Are you a schoolteacher?" "No," she answered, demurely.

The trouble comes in the form of the state, of order, bureaucracy, the law.

And trouble came, in the form of Buzzfeed and thousands of Twitter fans.